New Year, New Plans (sort of)
Happy New Year!
I can't believe it's 2025! As a little kid I used to think we would all be living like the Jetsons by 2025. And while we're not that far off, we're not exactly zooming around in flying suitcase cars yet either.
On the other hand, I never dreamed I would end up living on a sailboat like Sinbad either. So I suppose the takeaway is: life rarely goes the way we think it will.
With that sentiment in mind, we sat down to share where we are right now, some thoughts on 2024, what's next for us and what we think we are doing in 2025.
If you didn't catch this one a few years ago, I take you back to my childhood home in West Texas. It might explain a lot...or at least it could surprise you.
Road Trip To My Hometown - Gone With The Wynns
It’s been a long time since we’ve taken a road trip much less visited my hometown. And for the first time, I’m taking you with me.
Nikki Wynn
Some of our faves from 2024
Inside The Philippines Most Dangerous Wild Food
This week we make our way to the island of Coron in norther part of Palawan. We sailed here after just one conversation about the most toxic yet profitable wild food in the Philippines. But you know us, we never turn down an invitation! We’re just too curious.
Nikki Wynn
The Island Of No Return (sailing the Philippines)
Once upon a time not so long ago, there was a small island in the Philippines no sailor would dare venture to. Because despite it’s beauty, Culion was known by many notorious names; The Island of The Living Dead, The Island of Pain, The Island of No Return. The citizens
Nikki Wynn
1000 Year Old Philippines Design (reviving the lost art of sailing)
It’s a very rare occasion for us to tour a vessel designed over a thousand years ago. So rare in fact, it’s our first ever! Much less to be invited over by the builder and captain himself. But naturally, when such an opportunity does presents itself, we always show up
Nikki Wynn
FINDING SUNKEN TREASURE IN THE PHILIPPINES
We may have to make some major boat modifications soon, because treasure hunting could be our new full-time gig! Turns out the Philippines are one of the world’s biggest hotspots for shipwrecks and lost treasure. 🤯 As luck would have it, we meet a legendary sea explorer (we’re talking
Jason
This is what travel should feel like
Gent is a city that, like its beer, hit us with its smooth complexity and charm. It’s a university town, that feels alive with youthful buzz. The coffee shops, cafes and seemingly every ornate corner was draped in wide eyed scholars. We heard accents and met students from all over
Nikki Wynn
